Hey,

actually I'm not sure what you want to achieve, but you can use a calculated value control to show the information of another field by inserting a reference to the desired field. You can also connect that calculated value control to a list column, so that the information also gets stored in the list.

Best regards,

Jan

we simply want to copy a field into another field so that the person that is filling out the form does not need to add repetitive fields.

so once the user inputs field A with Test I want field b to be populated with Test as well. The calculated values do not allow for editing I believe?

you can do that with small javascript code.

the code itself will depend on type of your controls.

for text controls it will look like

  NWF$('#'+textbox1).change(function() {

    NWF$('#'+textbox2).val(NWF$('#'+textbox1).val());

  })